Brandon University New Music Festival

The Noiseborder Ensemble - Brent Lee, Trevor Pittman, and Sigi Torinus join Megumi Masaki in Manitoba for a residency with the Brandon University New Music Festival December 1-7. 2012. Events include a full performance on December 4, workshops and master classes, and shared performances with the Brandon University New Music Ensemble (BUNME) on December 5 and 6 (Lorne Watson Recital Hall).

Noiseborder Ensemble performs at PASIC

Brent Lee, Sigi Torinus, Nicholas Papador and Nicolas de Cosson travel to Austin, Texas to perform Subatomic Time (NOV 29) at the Percussive Arts Society International Conference.

DISCRETE

Thursday, October 26, 2012 at 7:30 pm
Lambton Tower, Studio A, Windsor ON
Featuring the Noiseborder Ensemble (Sigi Torinus, Trevor Pittman, Nicholas Papador, Chris McNamara, Megumi Masaki, Brent Lee) with guests Eric Wood, Jaimie Wagner, Martin Schiller, David Litke, Anthony Giglio, and Nic de Cosson. FREE admission

Subatomic Time

Thursday, April 26, 2012 at 7:30 pm
Lambton Tower, Studio A
The Noiseborder Ensemble presents a complete performance of Subatomic Time for percussion with interactive audio and video, featuring Nicholas Papador, Brent Lee, and Sigi Torinus. FREE admission

in/fuse 15: LEAP

Lambton Tower, Studio A
Bebruary 9, 2012 at 7pm
Featuring multimedia performances by students in Sigi Torinus’s Digital Media and Interactivity class and Brent Lee’s Diverse Musics and Practices class. With special guests Nicolas de Cosson, James Harley, Riaz Mehmoud, Martin Schiller, and Eric Owen Wood.

THRUM

in/fuse 14 

Thursday, February 24, 2011 at 7:30 pm

Lambton Tower, Studio A

Visiting artist Jaroslaw Kapuscinski joins the Noiseborder Ensemble in an interactive performance with Sigi Torinus, Matthew Rideout, Trevor Pittman, Nicholas Papador, Riaz Mehmood, Megumi Masaki , Chris McNamara, Brent Lee FREE admission

Full house for Particle Zoo

Particle Zoo is an interactive piece for one percussionist (Nicholas Papador) and two laptop performers (Brent Lee & Sigi Torinus). The work explores ideas of scale and the perception of time sonically and visually. Both laptops use MaxMSP/Jitter to process live sound and video, to map gestures from the sonic into the visual realm, and to mix a variety of sounds and images relating to the central concept. Much of the visual material is derived from electron microscope images of instruments used in the performance. The video features a series of brief excerpts from the piece. (camera: Kevin Peiffer)

Particle Zoo from Noiseborder Ensemble on Vimeo.